>Y. Huang,
>
>You might check with some of the isotopers at theUniversity of Utah or
>Brigham Young University. Years ago, I ran isotopic analyses for water from
>the northwest part of the
>Great Salt Lake and got some 'funny' results. The  the whole lake is a
>large drying pond.
>With the draught in Florida you probably have similar evaporative
>fractionation occuring.
>
>Good luck.
>
>G. Martin

I have a limited amount of data for Utah Lake, a large lake that
feeds the Great Salt Lake.  I believe Dave Dettman at the Univ. of
Arizona may have some recent data for the Great Salt Lake, however.
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